I wouldn’t be without winter in Maine
Todd R. Nelson is the author of “Cold Spell” (2022) and “The Land Between the Rivers” (2024), published by Down […]
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A Changing of the Guard in Wake Forest
Last November, Ben Clapsaddle unseated 24-year incumbent Wake Forest Mayor Vivian Jones, receiving over 70% of the vote. He ran
South Burlington ICE Raid Triggers Large Protest
Hundreds of people crowded into downtown Burlington on Friday night to protest the botched immigration operation in South Burlington that
Mainers clamoring for more Hearts of Pine tickets
Hearts of Pine fans raise their scarves during Portland’s regular-season finale on Oct. 25. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer) Securing a
Rep. Bob Hooper to Resign After Sexual Harassment Probe, House Staffer Says
Rep. Bob Hooper (D-Burlington) said he will resign after he was found to have violated the Vermont House rules regarding
Emails show right-wing group gave talking points to Florida GOP lawmaker on anti-union bill
Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka, R-Fort Myers Credit: Photo via Florida House of Representatives Florida lawmakers passed legislation this week that could
Church Street Retailer Homeport to Open Second Store in Essex
Homeport, the kitchen, housewares and eclectic gift store on the Church Street Marketplace in downtown Burlington, will open a second
Student charged in Danvers murder allegedly told police he ‘wanted to kill someone for a long time’
Crime Anthony DeMayo, a Bishop Fenwick High School senior, is charged with murder and home invasion in 68-year-old Janet Swallow’s
Faced with $1 Billion in Needed Repairs, DPS Considers Closing Older Schools
The specter of school closures is haunting Durham Public Schools. By 2030, the district could begin to close some smaller
City of Durham Begins Tough Budget Season
Before City of Durham officials even draft the upcoming fiscal year’s budget, it’s already shaping up to be a challenging